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Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that she filed a criminal complaint after receiving a response to a Facebook post about her criticism of anti-Semitism and Islamism in Berlin, which was published under the name of the Trier leftist politician Jörg Johann. The response stated, "Just emigrate"; furthermore, the comment contained vulgar denigrations and an anti-Semitic stereotype about the wealth of Jews. Johann denies having written the comment and suspects that someone else had access to his account, Goldstein-Wolf wrote. She has commissioned lawyer Annette Heinisch, her friend and co-moderator at Macht und Markt, with the criminal complaint. It should also be clarified who actually authored the comment. #Antisemitismus #Judenhass #Solidarität (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf asked whether the Facebook account of Jörg Johann, the chair of the Left party in Trier, may have been attacked by a right-wing hacker. She wrote that Meta, or Facebook, did not inform Johann about a login from an unknown device and that he had not received any warning messages. She described it as a striking coincidence that the alleged hacker had published an anti-Semitic comment. Goldstein-Wolf noted that the access data apparently had not been changed and that Johann had been able to delete his account himself for that reason. She urged him to disclose any report he may have filed against unknown persons and asked what he should apologize for if he was the victim. #HackerAngriff #Datenschutz #SozialeMedien (translated)

Judge Marco Aurélio Bellizze warns in the ruling that if the company, owner of Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp, does not demonstrate that it has fully complied with the equity measures already ordered by the court, it will double the daily fine up to one million reais (about 185,000 dollars) until the end of the electoral campaign for the second round, scheduled for next Sunday, October 25. #EleccionesBrasil #Lula #Meta (translated)

As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. "As parents, the images from today horrify us, as parents we do not like the numbers below, as parents we are worried and outraged when it happens, and yes, we would prefer it not to exist, although we have our share of blame regarding social networks. But we must know them and, above all, we must act at least now, before it is too late. Together with Bogdan Ivan, we are working and will submit a legislative proposal by which we propose: banning access to social networks for children under 14 years old, without exceptions (the average in the EU is around this threshold); access between 14 and 18 years old only with the agreement and supervision of parents, through mandatory parental control mechanisms; banning unsolicited private messages sent by adults to minors, with clear obligations for social platforms. Everything we propose is regulated in countries of the European Union or proposals included in the Kids Act, a set of measures designed to limit the exact negative impact of social networks on minors," said Daniel Suciu, a PSD deputy from Bistriţa-Năsăud, in a Facebook post. #SiguranțaCopiilor #RețeleSociale #LegislațieRomână (translated)

What happened in Bistrița, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be a warning signal for the entire society. "What happened in Bistrița, where a teacher and a student were stabbed by a minor, must be a warning signal for the entire society. Algorithms cannot turn children into criminals. A tragedy should not have to happen for the law to set clear limits for social platforms. Beyond the seriousness of this case, we have a problem that we can no longer afford to ignore: children have access to a digital world designed to capture their attention, but insufficiently regulated to protect their safety. Platforms earn billions from users' attention. It is unacceptable for the responsibility for consequences affecting minors to rest solely with parents and teachers," writes Bogdan Ivan, the first vice-president of PSD, on Facebook on Monday afternoon. #Bistrita #reteleSociale #protectiaCopiilor (translated)

A Fandoms With Lula announced that it was in the final stretch and proposed the challenge "Fandoms on social media." According to the publication, each fandom should create an account on Facebook on Tuesday, on Kwai on Wednesday, and on YouTube Shorts on Thursday, and publish the video that would be made available. https://t.co/vJcV569MlX #Fandoms #Desafio #RedesSociais (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that there is a new twist to the antisemitic comment. Jörg Johann, the parliamentary leader of the Left Party in Rhineland-Palatinate and Trier, apparently did not make an error by accident; according to his own statements, his Facebook account was hacked. Goldstein-Wolf responded with a brief "Aha." https://t.co/sWRFCxjc8c https://t.co/LoFvjNvjAe #Antisemitismus #Politik #Hasskommentare (translated)

The magistrate Marco Aurélio Bellizze, author of the ruling, warned that if the company, owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, does not prove that it has fully complied with the equity measures already ordered by the court, it will double the daily fine to up to one million reais (about 176,000 euros) until the end of the second electoral round, scheduled for next Sunday. #Brasil #Meta #LulaDaSilva (translated)

"I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." The frustration of the proceedings was described by one of the candidates, Marcel Fišer, head of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb, on his Facebook: "I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)

Protesting is lawful and deserving of respect, but blocking roads to prevent products from being distributed is a crime. It seems the Minister of Agriculture, Francesco Lollobrigida, is oblivious to this, as instead of providing comprehensive answers to the farmers, he intervened on Facebook to say that "protesting is lawful and deserving of respect, but blocking roads to prevent products from being distributed is a crime." #ProtestaAgricoltori #PrezzoCarburanti #SicurezzaApprovisionamenti (translated)

I have a lot of important announcements regarding the 2027 budget today in Parliament. Prepare some snacks! I will be long-winded. Time is needed to announce the many positive changes. Péter Magyar stated before the session on his Facebook page: "I have a lot of important announcements regarding the 2027 budget today in Parliament. Prepare some snacks! I will be long-winded. Time is needed to announce the many positive changes." #kormány #adócsökkentés #béremelés (translated)

The energy ministers of the Visegrad countries and Dan Jorgensen, the EU energy commissioner, will meet in Bratislava on Monday to discuss measures to reduce energy prices, improve energy security, and the directions of European energy policy after 2030, announced István Kapitány, the Minister of Economic Development and Energy, on Facebook. #energia #gazdaság #V4 (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf thanked those who stood by the side of Jewish people, who commented on and shared the scandal. She wrote that this would help ensure that Jews in Germany would not be attacked without protection again. In a report she shared, it was stated that a public Facebook comment from Jörg Johann, the leader of the Left Party faction in Trier, had developed into a political issue. Johann had written in a confrontation with the German-Jewish publicist Goldstein-Wolf, among other things: "Just emigrate," and demeaned her personally. Goldstein-Wolf had posted the comment on X and strongly criticized Johann. Her post received tens of thousands of views in a short time and was widely shared. https://t.co/w5HAuzjNkt #Antisemitismus #Solidarität #Judentum (translated)

A magistrate criticizes Premier Meloni for her refusal to sign a decree on salary increases for magistrates, pointing out her position on Facebook and the defense of the National Magistrates Association regarding the salary rights provided by law. #Meloni #magistrati #politica (translated)

The author stated that, along with 55 other MEPs from various countries, he submitted a new question to the European Commission regarding online fraud on the Meta, Facebook, Instagram, Google, X, and TikTok platforms. https://t.co/Wc5uFW0y4k #διαδικτυακή_απάτη #Κομισιόν #ηλεκτρονικές_πλατφόρμες #EU #GR (translated)

Vitor de Lucca stated that PoderData and Nexus conducted surveys during the same period, but said that the lack of disclosure of decimal numbers and total votes by PoderData prevented a complete comparison. He classified Nexus's survey as of higher quality and considered the decision of the institute to disclose the decimals when the election became tighter to be correct. De Lucca also wrote that, in the last week, the priority should be to try to convert votes and share excerpts of the debate on social media, instead of worrying about surveys. He recommended paying special attention to Facebook, which he described as a bubble of the right, and said that the left was forgetting that many people still use the platform. #Eleições2023 #PesquisaEleitoral #VotoConsciente (translated)